The application requests information of social security number and the like...is this legal as I'm not an attorney, nor am I a mortgage broker anymore?

This includes sending lots of direct marketing pieces, social media/technology marketing, bandit signs, etc.

But, even then social media seems to be plays a bigger role and is something I an experimenting with even more.

When I first moved to Phoenix, I didn't know anyone, so my social life was sparse.

Remember that the Social Security portion is capped at $110,100 of earnings.

Sales are up in recessionary times, a good indicator of social fears and consumer expectations.

My wife did not make copies of their DLs or get their socials...I am not sure what my options are.

I still always prefer to get credit/ criminal checks if possible, so if you cant get these without social, then you have justification for being uncomfortable renting to #1.

Though there are of course actual assets in the plan (unlike social security), most plans are underfunded based on realistic assumptions about their future investment returns (they tend to overstate their investment return assumptions to minimize the contributions that the company needs to make to the plan, which is a hit to their earnings).However, this is not to be done lightly.

I know countless people who went to college, but didn't finish or, they got a useless degree (political science, poetry, social work, etc.) and now have a job that pays nothing or a job that they don't even use their degree for.